New York City Economic Development Corporation’s Post

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Want to hear me chat about Jefferson County Commission’s economic development efforts, the state of our local economy and how we are creating good opportunities for our residents? Then check out our latest podcast and hear me talk economics in a deep southern drawl.

Today our Career Link team heard Flaherty & Collins, and many area businesses share their initiatives and work. Ivy+ Career Link provides workforce solutions including internships, apprenticeships and custom training options to build up and support our workforce. Want more information? Message me! #CareerDevelopmentWeek2023 #LEAP #workforcedevelopment

Economic Singularity, explained by David Wood the prominent London Futurist. In his words, "these 55 seconds provide a crisp summary of the Economic Singularity - when most humans won't be able to earn a living from any job that they do. (See the full video for a longer defence of the credibility of this scenario, and for possible responses to the challenges arising)

This week's Indiana focus is on the Evansville Regional Economic Partnership in the southwestern part of the state. Take a look at a map of the region and check back all week long to learn more about Evansville Regional Economic Partnership! #MondayMapping

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The Pasadena Economic Development Corporation's 2023 Annual Report is live. Read on to recap ongoing economic development milestones, strategic goals and what's to come in 2024 and beyond for Pasadena. #MovingForwardTogether #EconDev #PasadenaLovesLocal https://lnkd.in/gAC7BEGd

I hope you'll join us on Jan. 10th to learn all about the Business Friendly Check-up & see how CA cities and counties stack up! #economicdevelopment #businessfriendlycheckup #businessattraction #businessretention #economicvitality

Chicago is known for many great things, it's also known for having some of the most entrenched corruption in the country. Join Peter Santenello and First Amendment attorney Benjamin Barr as they show you some of the most outlandish and shocking examples of corruption that exists in the city. Sources to support Benjamin's claims: 1. Chicago public school’s awful performance: https://lnkd.in/dMHD3Hx7 or see Illinois Policy Institute’s analysis: https://lnkd.in/dD5ec_sc 2. Professor Simpson ranking Chicago as the most corrupt city in the nation based on the number of public corruption convictions: https://lnkd.in/dPVh6DBi 3. The City of Chicago, Office of Inspector General’s parking meter lease financial analysis:https://lnkd.in/dwYy8gP4 In the Public Interest’s short article about the same and how bad the deal was: https://lnkd.in/dWzjRuWx 4. General Aviation News, covering the fines the City of Chicago had to pay for its illegal destruction of Meigs Field: https://lnkd.in/dzsshfhS True enough, Mayor Daley cited safety reasons as the need to exercise dictatorial powers to destroy the field. Most folks exercising an abuse of power will cite public safety as their need to exercise such power 5. Information on ownership of the Chicago Skyway shared between Canadian and Australian investors: https://lnkd.in/dZX9tm-C https://lnkd.in/eJFxPxqp